Visit http://helpyoudiy.com/2003-2004-infiniti-g35-coupe.html How to replace the worn rotors and pads with new brembo rotors and EBC brake pads.
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my rotor wont come off! im guess its really rusted on? good video buy the
way!
@katrinajanine25 It is likely due to the emergency brake bads and the ridge
built up around the inside of the drum(that is the back side of the center
where the e-brake contacts to rotor). If you can turn the rotor freely and
wiggle it back and forth you can loosen the e-brake adjuster. There is a
small rubber plug in the back, once that is removed you can use a
screwdriver to loosen the adjuster. Be sure to check out helpyoudiy . com
for other videos and links to parts for your project.
Always, always, always hang your caliper!! Use a bungee cable or string to
tie it to the suspension springs or something else. You can damage your
brake lines.
@derbydog07 Thank you for the comments, I often choose not to use the old
pads in between just to ensure I do not misalign the ‘piston’. I should
mention, if while depressing the pistons excessive pressure is required
there may be corrosion on the inside of the caliper body or piston.
I really like the video and thanks for posting. I would be careful letting
the caliper hang free, but thanks for posting. It would be great if you
could explain what you’re doing a little more for newbies to brake work.
Great Job!
@mikeybarratt Thank you for the comment. I hope you had time to check out
helpyoudiy. com for more videos and links to some great suppliers for parts.
Did you put the allen screw back in the rotor?
Also a good idea to use the old pads as a buffer between a wrench or clamp
to avoid damaging your pistons.
how much is the way?